What’s On My Nightstand? | Kathryn Springer {Plus a Giveaway!}

If only my books were confined to the nightstand! I have stacks of them all over the house but I corralled a few of the titles so you can see what I’m reading at the moment. My journal is always close by and I write or sketch in it during my devotional time. Along with the book of Acts, I’m reading through Jesus Calling (for the third year in a row!) and Shauna Niequist’s book Savor.

I bought Dave Ramsey’s The Legacy Journey for my hubby for Christmas but hijacked it because he wasn’t getting to it quick enough! I have to admit, though that fiction is my favorite. I was honored to get a sneak peek at Debra Clopton’s new book (gotta love those cowboys!) and Elizabeth Camden is one of my favorite historical authors because it’s obvious she does her homework and the plots are unique.

What you don’t see in the photograph are the books on my Nook but I’m not going to confess how many there are! Let’s just say if I could take a picture of them, too, I would need a much bigger table!

About Kathryn Springer

Kathryn Springer, winner of the 2009 ACFW Carol Award (Family Treasures), grew up in a small town in northern Wisconsin, where her parents published a weekly newspaper. As a child, she spent many hours sitting at her mother’s typewriter, plunking out stories, and credits her parents for instilling in her a love of books – which eventually turned into a desire to tell stories of her own. Encouraging women in their faith journey is the reason Kathryn loves to write inspirational fiction. When she isn’t at the computer, you’ll find her sitting in the sun with a cup of coffee and a good book or walking the trails near her country home.

To keep up with Kathryn Springer, visit her website or become a fan on Facebook.

About The Hearts We Mend

Planning and Post-It notes are the epitome of Evie’s life. But when she meets Jack, her life gets more than a little complicated.

Thirteen years ago, Evie’s firefighter husband was killed in the line of duty, leaving her to raise their young son, Cody, alone. Now, Cody is marrying the love of his life, and as he packs up his belongings, the house feels as empty as Evie’s heart. But for all her planning and mad organizational skills, Evie could never have anticipated the dramatic shift her life is about to make.

Tattooed, rough-around-the-edges Jack raises quite a few eyebrows in the tight-knit community of Banister Falls. Where Evie’s life is stream-lined, Jack’s approach to living is moment-by-moment. But as Evie gets drawn into Jack’s world—a world that isn’t as safe or predictable as the one she’s worked so hard to create—he challenges her to open her eyes to the problems outside the walls of the church.

Jack doesn’t make Evie feel comfortable, but he definitely makes her feel something. Something she hasn’t felt since Max passed away—or, maybe ever. Because even though Jack isn’t anything like her late husband, he just might be everything she needs.

Kathryn is giving away a copy of The Hearts We Mend! Only those in the U.S. are eligible to win. To enter, leave a comment below. Check back on this post next Saturday to see if you won!

Update: The giveaway is now closed! Congratulations to EMILEE DOUGLAS, who is the winner of a copy of THE HEARTS WE MEND. Please email your mailing address to elizabeth {at} litfusegroup {dot} com to claim your prize.

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I confuse that I have not read any of your books before. That’s my bad and I intend to check your books out at the library or on Amazon. The book you have given me a glimpse into is what I would enjoy. Thanks for the giveaway.

Hi, Kathryn, I just sent you a Facebook friend request and “The Hearts We Mend” is now at the top of my long TBR books. Annie JC did an excellent review and I am anxious to make you an author I “know!” I also want to invite you to a women’s fellowship that God brought upon my heart in March, 2015. All of our mutual FB friends are there already. Joyce – Heart”wings”

I liked your comment about your nook books. I wouldn’t have room in my two room apartment for all my kindle books. I have four Kindles. I have thirty books I read for devotions every day on two kindles alone.

I have not read your books yet, but this giveaway sounds like a great way to be introduced.
I have a clock, a bottle of water, meds, and usually a paperback book on my nightstand, just about every night.

I would love to have a copy of “The Hearts we mend.” I just downloaded “A Whisper of Peace” by Kim Vogel Sawyer. I am looking forward to reading it. I am going to a conference in Kansas next month where she is speaking. I enjoyed your post.

The Dandelion Field was the first book I had ever read by Kathryn Springer. That was almost exactly one year ago. It was, honestly, one of my favorite books from last year. I still smile when I think of it. I’m excited to see how Evie is portrayed, since she was kind of frustrating in The Dandelion Field.

Since reading TDF, I’ve been able to get to some of Kathryn’s back list. In fact, my 17 year old daughter was compelled to read Front Porch Princess and loved it.

I love it when find a new clean Christian author!! This story looks like a good one! I like stories when they have imperfect people in them who need to learn something! Thanks!

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